Tag: Woody Allen

A request for comment from Yesh Atid was refused on the grounds that this is a personal matter. Well, yes and no.

Mrs. Maisel is definitely a marker for the last chapter in the Jewish-American experience, when, like we said, you no longer need to hire Jews to play believable Jews.

Simon did not write about Jewish subjects, but much of his work was rooted in New York Jewish life.

"I’ve worked with hundreds of actresses, hundreds, and not a single one—big ones, famous ones, ones starting out—have ever, ever, not a single one, ever suggested any kind of impropriety at all,” Allen said.

"Sometimes truth is also an option, even when it's very bitter," Liberman said, stating that "anyone who says Amona can be preserved in its current location is just spreading delusions and fantasies."

In making our selection we looked for true pioneers, people who arrived when a certain situation was at point A, and due to their investment over a lifetime, things moved on to B or even higher in the alphabet.

Sid Caeser, one of the Jewish pioneers of comedy on television, is literally irreplaceable.

Allen said he will not address the accusations again.

Most of us are totally oblivious to the fact that in today's world there are security cameras everywhere.

David Rakoff, a humorist who often wrote about American Jewish culture, has died. Rakoff, 47, died in Manhattan Thursday of cancer, a disease he has...